Concrete and Masonry

Dining, living, office, laundry, bathing, sleeping, and storage space built in just 650 sq. ft.by Tina Govan

Need something that will outperform oak or metal? Try concrete instead.by Jeff Louwsma

by Cody Macfie

Short handle mortar hoeby John Carroll

Function determines if the patio's surface should be coarse or smoothby Mike Guertin

Know what to expect, prepare for the worst, and the rest is easyby Mike Guertin

They stack like concrete blocks, but are made of recycled woodby Chris Ermides

The manufacturer of this innovative countertop material leaves natural stone in the quarries, but you'd never know itby Chris Ermides

Preserverving a historic home brick-by-brickby Scott McBride

Fake rocks can look pretty good if you know what you’re doingby Brendan Mostecki

Formed and finished with off-the-shelf materials, a vanity top takes shape upside downby Jeremy French, Matt Kabat

A primer on building three-part forms for custom installationsby Jeremy French, Matt Kabat

by Roger Stenhoff

Built for a serious brewmaster, this kitchen island keeps beer cold and at the ready

HardieBacker, Durock, and DensShield each has characteristics that affect where it can be installed and how tile is placed on itby Rob Yagid

These three-part forms contain and shape the concrete mixby Jeremy French, Matt Kabat

Once the pour cures, a surgical hand protects the unfinished surfaceby Jeremy French, Matt Kabat

Granada concrete tiles are suitable for walls and floors, both indoors and out

Follow shingles' journey from a roof through an asphalt-recycling facility